Greenwood Passage has been nominated for the 2006 UFO Awards! Sponsored by DotMoon.net the Universal Fanfic Open (UFO) Awards aim to identify the best in recent fanfiction from every fandom in the online realm. I'm very honored to have one of my stories nominated for this award. Please check them out at the UFO Awards page where you will find the works of many exceptional authors. And if you would like to read my nominated story, Greenwood Passage, you can find it in the Anime & Manga Fan-Fiction section.

Martial Arts Motherhood Challenge became a novel this past weekend! That's right, with the posing of the final chapter in this popular story it officially becomes the first full-length novel I have completed. However, the story doesn't end there. In the works right now is the next book in the series, Martial Arts Family Vacation Challenge, which picks up right where the story leaves off. I expect to be serializing this new book on FanFiction.net just as before, but for now you can read the complete Martial Arts Motherhood Challenge in the Anime & Manga Fan-Fiction section.

Martial Arts Motherhood Challenge is a spinoff from my story Spirit Walk. It explores the consiquences of Ranma's journey of self discovery some ten years after the series end. There's also a touch of near-future science fiction thrown in for fun. I have been serializing this book on FanFiction.net, but now you can also read it in the Anime & Manga Fan-Fiction section.

Spirit Walk is based on Ranma ½ by Rumiko Takahashi. Akane has been cooking again, only this time her muffins actually look good enough to eat. When her secret ingredient sends Ranma on a journey of self discovery, will he heed the warnings about his and Akane's future? Please enjoy this romp through Ranma's head now in the Anime & Manga Fan-Fiction section.

Greenwood Passage is based on the manga "Here is Greenwood" by Yukie Nasu. The series revolves around the lives of four boys living together at the Greenwood dormitory while attending the private all-boys Ryokuto Academy. Greenwood is full of odd characters and none more so than Shun who looks so much like a girl that he is usually mistaken for one. My story introduces another resident, an underclassman with a problem exactly the opposite of Shun's. Please check this out now in the Anime & Manga Fan-Fiction section.

Julie must be crazy! That's the only explanation I have for continuing the saga that began with A Boy Who Heard Dragons, but the story and characters just won't leave me alone. There's a two turn gap between the current stories that I feel compelled to fill. So this is to let you know that work has commenced on Gold Rider Blues, the story of how "A Boy Who Heard Dragons" became "A Mother of Dragons"

Purr-fectly Natural Behavior, my Ranma ½ - Aishiteruze Baby crossover short story, is finished and posted to the Fan-Fiction pages! I've always felt sorry for Shampoo, she seems so starved for affection, so I wanted to see what would happen if she met up with anime's cutiest five year old... while in cat form!

A Mother of Dragons has been added to the Fan-Fiction pages! What started out as a short story last year is now well within the novella range at over 23,000 words! To make it easier to read I have broken the story into four pages with navigation links at the top and bottom. In order to comply with Anne McCaffrey's wishes, I will not be offering a downloadable version and ask you to refrain from copying any portion of this story. Thanks!